30 days and its ginger–help me get to £400

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Its taken 30 days and I have managed, to my surprise, to grow a ginger Mo in support of Movember. http://uk.movember.com/mospace/6154809 I didn’t quite reach my supposed lookaliki but I don’t think it was a bad effort. Next time I’ll leave my hair for a few months before. If you fancy donating then you can do so here https://www.movember.com/uk/donate/payment/member_id/6154809/ I only need £3 to reach £400 which would be great. The team have just passed £2000 which is awesome....(read more)

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